SECURITY SCREENS

Security that doesn't look like security.

Stainless-steel mesh, powder-coated frames — quiet from the curb, immovable up close.

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What we do

The screen that looks like a screen.

Old-school security bars and screens are visible, ugly, and a fire hazard. Modern security screens use stainless-steel mesh in a powder-coated aluminum frame — you can see through them from a few feet, but no one is cutting through them with a kitchen knife.

We install them on patio doors, ground-floor windows, and sliders. The mesh resists impact, knife, and pry. The frame mounts inside or outside the opening and includes a quick-release latch so first responders (or you) can get out fast in an emergency.

Powder-coated frames come in black, bronze, and white. The mesh is virtually invisible from inside. From the curb, the door looks normal. That's the point.

How it works

From photo to fixed, in a few steps.

01

On-site measure

We measure each opening individually.

02

Frame and mesh built

To your finish color and opening style.

03

Quick-release hardware

Code-compliant emergency egress.

04

Professional install

By our own crew, no subcontractors.

When to call us

You'll know it's time when…

You want extra security without the prison-bar look
Ground-floor windows or sliders are vulnerable
Renting and want a removable security upgrade
Recent break-ins in the neighborhood
You want peace of mind on long trips
Glass slider door needs reinforcement
Insurance recommended security improvements
You want to leave windows open at night safely
FAQ

Common questions.

How much does a security screen cost?

Per opening, security screens run more than a standard screen but far less than impact glass. We'll quote per opening — size, frame color, and hardware drive the price.

Can I get out in an emergency?

Yes. All our security screens include a quick-release latch on the inside. First responders are trained to operate them and they meet California egress code.

Will they block my view?

From inside, the mesh is nearly invisible — like looking through a sheer curtain. From outside at a few feet you can see in but mesh detail is visible up close.

How long does the mesh last?

Stainless mesh and powder-coated aluminum are rated for decades in coastal climates. East SGV conditions are easier on them — expect 20+ years.

Can I install them myself?

Window screens are DIY-friendly. Door units use heavier hardware — we recommend a pro install for the door and patio applications.
Get in touch

Want security without the look? Talk to us.

Text a photo to (626) 335-2900 or fill out the quick form on our homepage. Most quotes come back the same business day.